Posts about Parenting

How to Help Your Child Love Online Learning When They Hate It

Set up different work stations around the house, add fun to their daily routine, listen to them, & promote motivation in your child so they love school.

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How to Make Online Learning Easier For Your Child

Remote learning has been a challenge for many young children. Read more about ways to make the transition to online learning smoother for your child.

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What Governor Murphy’s reopening plan means for your child

Back in March, NJ schools were shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic. Learn more about Governor Murphy's reopening plan and how it affects your child.

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Prioritize Your Child's Study Habits, Especially During Unknown Times

Importance of maintaining and developing good study habits for your child during uncertain times. Learn strategies to support your child's learning.

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Importance of Reading Comprehension

Reading comprehension is a crucial skill. It increases the enjoyment & effectiveness of reading & helps academically, personally, and professionally.

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Teach Empathy to Your Child Through Story Characters

As a parent, you want your child to learn empathy. Books can be an excellent tool to develop the skill and practice of empathetic living!

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How to Teach Your Child to Tell Time

Telling time by analogy is a difficult skill. From numbers with double meanings to the concept of time itself, help your child master this process.

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Your Child Doesn't Want to Learn Swimming, Now What?

Teach your child swimming lessons when they want it! You don’t want to push. Read Genie Academy's blog on how to approach your kid properly.

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Help, My Child Can't Comprehend New Words!

Help your child improve their reading comprehension by teaching them to build their vocabulary through a daily reading practice

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What to Do When Your Child Brings Home Bad Grades?

It is important to use positive parenting techniques to show love and encouragement to your children, and being kind instead of mentioning failure.

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